We are proud to announce the three outstanding students who each received a $1,000 bursary from the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation at St. Peter’s College in Muenster during Awards Day on Saturday, September 19, 2026. Former Foundation Board member Brad Lefebvre presented the scholarships, honouring these deserving students for their commitment to their communities.
Mary Corcoran
Mary Corcoran – Mary’s dad Dennis Corcoran is a member of Fr. Kunka Council 6594 Kelvington – Rose Valley.
Brogan Lueke
Brogan Lueke’s grandfather Terry Rath is a member of Council 1886 in Humboldt.
Liam was not in attendance so the photo has the College president Rob Harasymchuk accepting for him
Liam Zimmerman – his dad Jason Zimmerman is a member of Humboldt Council 1886.
Congratulations to the St. Thérèse Institute of Faith & Mission Bursary Recipient!
Gabriel Lazar
We are proud to celebrate the achievement of the following student, who was awarded a bursary through the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation.
Gabriel Lazar
Member, Bruno Council #5411
Gabriel Lazar has been a Knight for one year with the Bruno, SK Knights of Columbus, Council #5411. His father, Robert Lazar, is a longstanding member of the Knights of Columbus, originally from Port Coquitlam, BC.
These bursaries recognize academic excellence, community involvement, and the values upheld by the Knights of Columbus. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Gabriel and wish him continued success in his educational journey.
Congratulations to Campion College Bursary Recipients!
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of the following students who were awarded bursaries through the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation.
Drea Koroll – Member: George Penn, St. Peter’s Council no. 11307
Carlhanz Rivera – Member: Carlo Rivera, Holy Rosary Council no. 4704
Isabelle Schoenroth – Member: Michael L. Woitas, Archbishop O’Neil Council no. 8896
These bursaries recognize academic excellence, community involvement, and the values upheld by the Knights of Columbus. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Drea, Carlhanz, and Isabelle and wish them continued success in their educational journeys.
Behind every bursary is a story—one of perseverance, passion, and purpose. At Saskatchewan Polytechnic, these stories remind us why investing in education matters. This year’s Sask K of C Charitable Foundation Bursary recipients embody resilience and ambition, turning challenges into stepping stones toward brighter futures. From caring for others in their most vulnerable moments to protecting our natural world, these students are shaping careers that will make a lasting impact on their communities.
Morgan Haviland
Morgan Haviland – Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Regina Campus)
Morgan’s path to nursing reflects resilience and purpose. After overcoming early challenges as a young mother, she pursued massage therapy before enrolling in the SCBScN program. Nursing aligns with her values of compassion and advocacy, and she aspires to become a Nurse Practitioner, possibly in a prison setting or working in oncology. Morgan is deeply grateful for the bursary, which eases financial stress and supports her dream of advancing in healthcare.
Aiden Young
Aiden Young – Integrated Resource Management (Prince Albert Campus)
Aiden’s love for nature and wildlife inspired him to pursue a career in resource management. His goal is to advocate for sustainable environmental practices while working in the natural resources field. Brusaries allow him to focus on studies without financial strain. Aiden credits his grandfather for nurturing his passion for the outdoors and looks forward to making a positive impact on the environment.
Sharon Sebastian
Sharon Sebastian – Civil Engineering Technologies (Moose Jaw Campus)
Sharon came to Saskatchewan Polytechnic with a clear goal: to become an engineer. His passion for learning and determination drive him forward in the Civil Engineering Technologies program. Receiving a bursary has eased his financial burden and strengthened his motivation to excel academically and achieve his professional aspirations.
Hunter Labbie – Pharmacy Technician (Saskatoon Campus)
Hunter combines academic excellence with community spirit. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Physiology and Pharmacology, he enrolled in the Pharmacy Technician program to gain practical skills and serve his community. His long-term goal is to become a pharmacist. Hunter appreciates the donor support that allows him to focus on studies and reduce financial stress, fueling his ambition to advance in healthcare.
The Power of Support: Building Futures Together
These stories are more than personal achievements—they’re proof of what happens when generosity meets determination. Each bursary has helped transform financial challenges into opportunities, allowing students to focus on their studies and pursue careers that will make a difference in healthcare, engineering, environmental stewardship, and beyond.
To our donors: your support doesn’t just fund education—it fuels dreams, strengthens communities, and inspires the next generation of leaders. Thank you for believing in these students and for being a vital part of their journey.
Congratulations to St. Peter’s College Bursary Recipients!
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of the following students who were awarded bursaries through the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation. These outstanding individuals were photographed with Brad Lefebvre of Humboldt Council 1886, marking this special occasion.
Jocelyne Perrault
Daughter of Guy Perrault – Prince Albert Council 1519
Claire Millette
Daughter of David Millette – Humboldt Council 1886
Steven Engele
Son of Todd Engele – Humboldt Council 1886
These bursaries recognize academic excellence, community involvement, and the values upheld by the Knights of Columbus. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Jocelyne, Claire, and Steven, and wish them continued success in their educational journeys.
Hunter Labbie – Pharmacy Technician (Saskatoon Campus)
